- - The "turf" of a "surf and turf"
- - The turf in "surf and turf"
- - The 'turf' of surf and turf
- - Surf and turf's 'turf'
- - Restaurateur's turf?
- - Surf and turf component
- - The "turf" part of "surf and turf"
- - "Turf," not "surf"
- - Half of surf and turf
- - Turf, as opposed to surf
- - Surf-and-turf serving
- - southern timber is welcomed by the consumer
- - Cut of beef that can be served rare, medium, or well done
- - Somehow eats a kilo of meat!
- - cut seller's top wood
- - Entree with its own particular knife
- - Black Angus order
- - sounds like a skewer for meat
- - cut of skate, possibly
- - Entree often paired with a cabernet sauvignon
- - joint made from southern wood
- - Meat for carne asada
- - Sirloin or New York
- - meat and chips, we hear!
- - it may be ordered rare
- - rarely ordered meat?
- - Grub stake arranged
- - Meat served with eggs or frites
- - Texas Roadhouse specialty
- - Rare food, sometimes
- - Tenderloin, e.g.
- - Rare treat, for some
- - Dish that may be rare
- - Kate's cooked meat
- - Outback food
- - Entree served with a knife
- - Flat iron, e.g.
- - ranch entree
- - Rib-eye or porterhouse
- - Piece of meat found in small wood
- - takes in a form of food
- - It is rare if you don't find it well done
- - What may be considered worse when done well
- - t-bone, for example
- - Meat supporter heard
- - ...... tartare (dish served raw)
- - Cut wood goes to fires ultimately
- - Chophouse serving
- - Cut in small wood
- - something to grill
- - Meat that may be served rare
- - Fillet or rump
- - Entree item
- - Tartare
- - Sirloin
- - Porterhouse.
- - Filet mignon, e.g.
- - Choice cut of meat.
- - Filet mignon.
- - Tenderloin.
- - Menu entree
- - Slice of meat
- - Portobello ......
- - Porterhouse, e.g
- - Picked up post and something for dinner
- - What carne asada is made from
- - Ribeye, e.g
- - Word after "skirt" or "hanger"
- - A vegan might make it from tofu or cauliflower
- - Portobello entree
- - Strip in the kitchen
- - T-bone, e.g
- - Rib eye, for one
- - Strip in a restaurant
- - Common fajita filler
- - T-bone or sirloin
- - Grill master's entree
- - Brunch partner of 47-Down
- - Grilled entree
- - Rare treat, maybe
- - Prime purchase
- - T-bone, for one
- - Order at Texas Roadhouse
- - Rare thing found in a restaurant, maybe
- - Cut of meat or fish
- - Post reports in the butcher's window
- - It might be rare
- - Word with skirt or strip
- - Grilled food
- - Sirloin, for instance
- - Tuna cut
- - Word with strip or skirt
- - Rarely ordered food?
- - Fajita filler, often
- - Type of house with plenty of meat
- - T-bone or ribeye
- - Delmonico, e.g
- - New York strip, e.g
- - Round for a course
- - Kind of knife or sandwich
- - Fajita option
- - ...... au poivre
- - T-bone or porterhouse
- - What might get an A1 application?
- - High-quality beef
- - Fajita filler
- - Ribeye or porterhouse
- - Porterhouse or T-bone
- - Meat (rare, medium or well done?)
- - Slab of meat
- - Tbone
- - Hearty dinner entree
- - It can be quite rare
- - It can be rarely served
- - Lobster companion
- - Meat sometimes served au poivre
- - Dish sometimes served au poivre
- - It may be round or cube
- - Word with strip or club
- - Chow from a cow
- - T-bone, say
- - Rib-eye, for instance
- - Salisbury ....
- - Cookout splurge
- - One may come with frites
- - It can be round or cubed
- - Rev. Horton Heat "Eat ......"
- - Porterhouse, for one
- - Chop alternative
- - It often gets a grilling
- - Swordfish slab
- - Sizzling entree
- - What Rev. Horton Heat told us to eat
- - Fajita meat
- - Cookout serving
- - Staple in many restaurants
- - Outback offering
- - Hearty entree
- - Chophouse offering
- - Kind of house
- - Barbecue entree
- - Knife type
- - Vegan's taboo
- - Grill item.
- - Cookout staple
- - Sandwich.
- - Entree for a carnivore
- - Cookout choice
- - Thick slice
- - Cut of meat.
- - Vegan's no-no
- - Cut of beef
- - Grilling candidate
- - Beef cut
- - Meaty entrée
- - Butcher shop buy
- - *Chophouse order
- - Kind of knife
- - Kind of sandwich
- - Minute
- - Cheese
- - Cut of meat, typically beef, usually cooked by grilling or frying
- - meat with the texture of southern wood
- - choice cut of beef
- - Expensive entree
- - Meat for frying
- - Rib-eye or T-bone
- - ...keats wrote about meat
- - takes out sirloin
- - Thick slice of meat
- - Rare, medium, or well-done
- - cook takes slice of beef
- - For which you might tell a chef "Well done!"
- - Often grilled cut of beef
- - Start shredding wood for food
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